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#R11727
Variations in Organ Capillary Permeability with Translation to Early Innate Immune Permeability Responses

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Description

Students often have a difficult time deciphering between the properties of continuous, fenestrated and discontinous capillaries and where these capillaries might be found. However permeability properties are important to understanding the structure/function relationship of different capillary beds. This resource provides a permeability laboratory using Evan's blue dye that can either be performed with lab students and teaching assistants, or worked through virtually with the images provided. In addition, permeability changes following muscle injury can be performed, or displayed with the images included. This provides a a mechanism for students to apply what they know about basic capillary permeability concepts to changes they might observe following innate immune activation.

Type of Resource

Application, Assignment/Activity (Non-Laboratory/Non-Hands on Activity), Digital Presentation (Powerpoint), Image, Laboratory or Hands-On Activity, Manual, Non-journal Article

Format

Web Page - HTML

Technical Note

This resource requires Powerpoint and Windows.

Authors

April Carpenter, Ursinus College